Sentence examples for reduction in a sample from inspiring English sources
In this pilot study, we estimate degree of reduction in a sample of unifacial endscrapers from the Nobles Pond Paleoindian site in Ohio, USA.
In order to study the relationship between pain and kinematics previous authors have also utilised an induced pain reduction model in a sample of individuals with LBP.
This study provides the prior probability data for specific pathologies and pain sources at the 80% pain reduction level in a sample of primary care patients.
HTS methods promise a substantial reduction in sample-to-sample variability, which our synthetic data-based validation shows limits the accuracy.
This disintegration rate, in combination with a reduction in the sample surface, resulted in a sigmoidal profile in carrot samples.
Given the high level of missing data on maternal ethnicity from HES (approximately 8% in 2009 2010 34), using these data would have resulted in a reduction in our sample size.
On the contrary, 1 1, without replacement matching procedures are associated with a reduction in the sample size, as all treated usually cannot find a non-treated to be matched with.
If ER status is added to the multivariate model, the power of the model is somewhat decreased due to a reduction in sample size, resulting in a slight attenuation of the HR and loss of significance for CCND3 rs2479717 (HR = 1.13, 95% CI: 0.94 to 1.35; P = 0.19).
First, given the large imbalance in sample sizes between admitted and nonadmitted patients (82.3% of patients admitted to the ICU), the matching-without-replacement approach resulted in a dramatic reduction in the sample size.
The only cost is a reduction in the sample size and the statistical power of the analysis because MCAR leads to larger standard errors.
When restricting the analysis to only the 57 patients who were retested for FLT3 at the time of relapse, the pairwise association with molecular status was no longer significant (P=0.095), possibly due to a reduction in the sample size.
